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Bethany selectmen approve a $55-an-hour grant writer position and postpone land purchase discussions amid changing negotiations.

He is collecting signatures for a referendum. The mayor and a former mayor are opposed.
A popular Pittsburgh restaurant says it is reluctantly raising its prices. Get the details here.
A conservative group wants a court to force the release of documents in the controversy.
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South Lakes senior Nick Picarelli breaks career receiving records as the 7-1 Seahawks prepare to host Centreville on Senior Night.
Simsbury selectmen approved funding for the Apple Barn, ambulance service, police equipment, and other projects, with several split votes.
Robert Budzyna, previously jailed in Massachusetts and Texas, is accused of setting fire to a tent on Water Street and stealing tools.
A resident’s detention by ICE in a small West County community set in motion advocates in Sonoma and Napa County.
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A resident’s detention by ICE in a small West County community set in motion advocates in Sonoma and Napa County.
Mom’s arrest for leaving kids home alone during a work trip sparks debate on childhood independence and when poor judgment becomes criminal.
New Milford Town Council appoints a new tax assessor, approves JPCC repairs and bridge easements, and discusses vape shop licensing.
The new gas station, car wash and convenience store has opened at Steelpointe Harbor in Bridgeport, creating more than 30 jobs.
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Officials will review major facility upgrades, water line replacements, police cameras and fire equipment during next week's meeting.
A woman reportedly used a chair to smash a window at the state office on Terrill Park Drive on Thursday afternoon.
Torrance officials reveal Waymo tested vehicles on local roads before expanding its driverless ride-hailing service into the city.
Toxic chemical readings have prompted a new investigation in Paramount, but officials say North Long Beach is unlikely to be affected.
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In addition to the loaded Smith & Wesson 9mm handgun, a search of the car also revealed cannabis and white pills, Plainfield police said.
Some people love a cozy backyard fire. Others are tired of having their houses fill with smoke. Neighborliness turns down the temperature.
The restaurant announced in a posted notice that all locations would close effective Wednesday.
Lightbridge Academy will offer childcare for infants through prekindergarten, along with summer camps and programs for school-age children.
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East Lyme selectmen approved an investment policy and discussed recreation fees, traffic enforcement and apartment conditions.
Practically every week, the Channahon Police Department makes at least one noteworthy arrest. This time it's an Oak Lawn 60-year-old.
The applicant is requesting a pre-application review on the proposal.
The state's first indoor slide park is drawing large crowds after making its debut earlier this month.
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A Petersen-related PAC provided $15,000 to another committee as Fairfax City candidates debate partisanship and political independence.
The Republican challenger discusses energy costs, school funding and state spending in his bid for Connecticut’s 3rd Senate District.
"Our existing operations in Elmhurst are continuing," the firm said.
The Republican incumbent discusses electric bills, tax relief and school funding in his bid for another term representing South Windsor.
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If passed, voters would be able to register to vote at polling locations, as opposed to the current deadline of 10 days before an election.
Clinton’s Conservation Commission meets Nov. 4 to discuss open space, a draft budget, composting and textile recycling.
Fairfield police said the suspect allegedly made a fraudulent purchase using someone else's debit card.
New campaign finance reports show cumulative fundraising, spending and cash balances for Fairfax City candidates through Oct. 22.
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AL voters will decide next week whether to amend the state constitution to allow public school systems in different counties to consolidate
The town council took the first step towards a potential ban. Here’s what comes next.
The action supports removing data centers as a principal permitted use in the Greymark redevelopment area.
The shooting occurred Thursday morning, according to police.
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The new plan drops a playground, splash pad and volleyball courts, while keeping major court and field upgrades.
A Prince William County contractor admitted to letting foreign workers use his credentials and identification to apply for lucrative jobs.
The Southington Planning and Zoning Commission approved plans for 2 fast-casual eateries at the former Plan B Burger Bar on Spring Street.
The Gather Place is seeking donations for the Mayor Edward E. Robinson Memorial Pavilion Signage and Interpretive Education Project.
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